Abstract
ABSTRACT The ID28 beamline (ESRF) hosts the only inelastic x-ray scattering spectrometer in Europe and is devoted to the study of phonons. As part of a rich portfolio of user activities high-pressure research represents a vital segment of the beamline’s research portfolio, constituting approximately 30% of allocated beamtime, with users benefiting from both the extreme brightness and tight focusing capabilities of the European synchrotron. Here we present the current status of lattice dynamics studies under (quasi)hydrostatic pressure which have become close-to-routine measurements, detail a selection of example studies and briefly discuss potential future advances.
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